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Chapter 13 Vocabulary

Chapter 13 Vocabulary. Latin. Identidem. The word identidem means again and again Cornelius, quod ad urbem tribus diebus advenire volebat. Virga. The word virga means stick Syrus igitur equos virga verberabat. Ibant. The word ibant means were going

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Chapter 13 Vocabulary

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  1. Chapter 13 Vocabulary Latin

  2. Identidem • The word identidem means again and again • Cornelius, quod ad urbemtribusdiebusadvenirevolebat.

  3. Virga • The word virga means stick • Syrusigiturequosvirgaverberabat.

  4. Ibant • The word ibant means were going • Dum per viamibant, Aurelia et Cornelia spectabantrusticos qui in agris laborabant.

  5. Septimus • The word septimus means seventh • Septimahoraerat.

  6. Quiscebant • The word quiscebant means were resting • In agrisrustici non iamlaborabant, sed sub arboribusquiescebant.

  7. Pes • The work pes means foot • Marcus pede vexabat Corneliam quae dormire volebat.

  8. Vehicula • The word vehicula means vehicles • SextusraedarioSyrosedebat; viam et vehiculaspectabat.

  9. Auriga • The word aurigá means chariot • Subito, "Ecce, Marce!" exclamatSextus. "Est auriga! 

  10. Fatuus • The word fatuus means stupid • Marcus magnorisurespondet, "Non est auriga, fatue!

  11. Praeclarus • The word praeclarus means distinguished • Esttabellarius qui epistulasciviumpraeclarorum ad urbefert.

  12. Pars • The word pars means part • Tabellarii semper celeriteriterfaciunt quod epistuals ad urbe ad omnespartesItaliaeferunt.“

  13. Quam • The word Quam means How! • "Quamceleriteriterfacit!" clamatSextus.

  14. Tabellarius • The word tabellarius means courier • Cavetabellarium, Syre!

  15. vitare • The word vitare means to avoid • Syrusequos tenet et tabellariumvitat, sedraeda in fossammagnofragoredescendit

  16. Ferociter • The word ferociter means fiercely • "Equosferocitervirgaincitat.

  17. Magnorisu • The word magnorisu means with a loud laugh • Marcus magnorisurespondet, "Non est auriga, fatue!

  18. Tribusdiebus • The words tribusdiebus means in three days • Cornelius, quod ad urbemtribusdiebusadvenirevolebat.

  19. Iubebat • The word iubebat means kept ordering • Syrumidentidemiubebatequosincitare.

  20. Volebat • The word volebat means wanted • Cornelius, quod ad urbemtribusdiebusadvenirevolebat.

  21. Iterfaciebant • The words iterfaciebant means were traveling • IntereaCornelii per ViamAppiamiterfaciebant.

  22. Rusticus • The word rusticus means peasant • Dum per viamibant, Aurelia et Cornelia spectabantrusticos qui in agris laborabant.

  23. Civis • The word civis means citizen • Cornelius espistulascivum legit

  24. Cave • The word cavé means Watch out! • Cave! Senatoresestclamat.

  25. Practice • Ferociter- • Vitare- • Cave- • Tabellarium- • Quam- • Pars- • Civium- • Praeclarus- • Magnorisu- • Fatuus- • Auriga- • Vehicula- • Pes- • Rustici- • Quiscebant- Identidem- Iterfaciebant- Tribusdeibus- Septima- Ibant- Virga- Iubebat- Volebat-

  26. Make Sure you study hard!!!!!!!

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